JOHANN PHILIPP SCHMID

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Johann Philipp Schmid was born in Bachingen an der Brentz (Bavaria) and his religion was Lutheran. He was baptized in the Bachengen Lutehran Church with a birth date of May 2, 1817. His marriage record indicated his birth date of May 2, 1807. He was married in the Biberach Lutheran church. Johann and his family consisting of his wife, Waldburg, sons, Ignatz (John Jacob), Josef, Peter and daughter, Christine left for America through the port of Antwerp, Belgium aboard the ship, Richard Aslop. The arrived in the port of New York on August 27, 1852. John and his family were first discovered in the 1855 Deerfield Census which were taken June 28, 1855, which listed him as not naturalized and had been living in that city for 1/2 a year and he was a shoemaker. Peter was not listed in this census. He must have died between the time they got off the ship to the time the 1855 Deerfield Census were taken. On the naturalization paper I found the witnesses to his naturalization were John Wolf of Rome, NY and Francis I. Dorn of Lee Center, NY. The Naturalization papers said he came from Wuerttemburg. He was living in Lee Center in 1860. He was next found in 1865 and 1870 in the Lewis Co. Census, Town of Lewis. The 1860 Census was business and agriculture only. I was unable to find him in any of the 1860 Census. The family came to America when Joseph was 16 months old which would be June 1852. Cornelia was born in Oneida County in 1854. In the 1870 Lewis county census it stated that John was unable to read or write, he was a naturalized US citizen and a Day Laborer. As far as I can tell John Philip Schmidt and Mary Walburga Schmidt came from Wurttemberg, Germany about 1852 with four children. The 1870 Census said Mary had had nine children. I have not been able to determine if they left children in Germany or not. The family story says that they had a three year old son who died during the crossing and was buried at sea. As the family story goes, there was a member of the family who had a stained glass factory in Germany. My great grandmother corresponded with the family in Germany and as the story goes, there was money for her if she could get to Germany to get it. She was not able to do that. Then more of the story says the factory was blown up during World War II. I have not been able to prove this story at this time. John and his wife Walburga must have left Lewis County between 1870 and 1873. John died in 1873 and was buried from St. Joseph's Church in Utica, NY. In the 1880 Census, Christinia Roser said her parents were born in Baden and she was born in Wuerttemberg.

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Titel	Bowman Family Tree
Beschreibung	Bowman Family Tree has the following German ancestors surnames listed; Bauman, Cohammer, Hahn, Sippel, Berge, Schmid, Fischer, Schroeder, Lief, Seifert
Hochgeladen	2021-02-17 14:11:05.0
Einsender	Karen Dwyer
E-Mail	karensdwyer@yahoo.com
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